08 November 2013

Groovy Paisley and Fuschia

I finally found the paisley vintage top of my dreams in the basement of my favorite local vintage shop a few weeks ago. Its so Brady Bunch. Along with my sample of Maybelline NY's Color Elixir courtesy of Refinery29 in Fuschia Flourish, I was feeling pretty groovy. I love how the burst of pink lipstick highlights the little details of the top and adds some polish to the overall look.


Maybelline Color Elixir Lipstick: Fuschia Flourish c/o R29
vintage top
vintage coach purse
Doc Martens
American Apparel skirt
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12 comments

  1. love the colours you´re wearing ♥

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  2. Oh man! This lip color is gorgeous too! I'm definitely going to have to try those lipsticks. I also really really love the cool 70s colors in this outfit. They're perfect for fall. This outfit makes me wish I had a little corduroy skirt like yours too.

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  3. the lipstick definitely brings out the colour in the top, gorgeous!

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  4. That top is gorgeous and the lipstick definitely adds the perfect touch!
    Amia

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  5. I love that lip color with this outfit. I would have gone with something more subtle, but you made me think outside of the box. I really love this bold color!

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  6. This is such a lovely look! The lipstick shade is so flattering on you, too.

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  7. I 100% agree that is the most perfect paisley top.. of my dreams even! What a steal!
    xE

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  8. Babe! And that top = twenty thumbs up emojis. I'm all about pink lipstick at the moment and I think I'm going to have to give this one a go.

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  9. This outfit is what I wish I was wearing right now, you look awesome!


    Maria xxx

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  10. The colour elixir works a charm, it's also so moisturising! Your whole outfit looks so lovely, the skirt and print is fab! xoxo

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